

Training Courses

Swift Water Vehicle Training
One Day Course
One Day Course Includes: (8 hours)
($125 per person)
Classroom (morning portion)
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Review of challenges associated with moving water vehicle rescues
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·Understanding properties of vehicle instability in moving water
Dry-land practical exercises (afternoon portion)
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Hands on practice of skills discussed in class
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Gear set up and review
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Utilize vehicle prop only on land
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Securing vehicle applications
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PFD applications for victims
Equipment:
PFD's and rescuer equipment (ropes, throw bags, etc.) will be provided onsite by PFD Warrior for use
If a group of 12 or more participants are from same agency or area, course can be taught at your location.

Swift Water Vehicle Training
Two Day Course
Two Day Course Includes: (16 hours)
($225 per person)
Classroom
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Review of challenges associated with moving water vehicle rescues
Dry-land practical exercises
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Hands on practice of skills discussed in class
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Utilize vehicle prop on land
In-Water Vehicle Applications
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Rescuing of victims in scenario-based training using vehicle prop
Preferred Prerequisites:
Swift Water Operations or Swift Water Technician Certification (NFPA 1670 compliant)
Agency Provided Equipment:
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Wet suit and/or dry suit
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Water rescue helmet
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Footwear- water rescue shoes preferred, but shoes that tie are acceptable, but no steel toe shoes
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Gloves- water rescue gloves highly suggested, or gloves must be chemical-free, able to be worn in water environment
PFD Warrior Provided Equipment:
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Water rescue rope, throw bags, and PFD's
If a group of 12 or more participants are from same agency or area, providing proper moving water conditions available, course can be taught at your location.



Advanced Swift Water Training
Five Day Course Includes:
($650 per person)
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Classroom portion
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Pool evolutions
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24-hour operational period included
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Team-based rescue techniques
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Vehicles in moving water
Prerequisites:
Swift Water Technician certification (NFPA 1670
compliant)
Course taught locally in Northern Virginia.